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Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

According TO yesterda7's reports, the
places of the strikers on the stea ynshi Q
whsrvss and docks along the river
front OF Nav York anc is vicinity are
nearly all filed, and ali tho steamers
except those of the Morgan Line, wis q
Ia, 70 Ia still some b.ockAde, will sail
ON time No serious disturbance b 4
been reported, thong b individual work
ers have been attacked and, In some H.
stances, severely beaten. A Gig; I
manufacturer aud one OF his men were
ASA ulted OF the Savannah line pi, r,
under the impression that they wsrr
looking for work. President Oorbin, I, 1
the Reading Railroad, yesterday oor :
ferred with the coal presidents ind :
vidually, In accordance with q reQuss;
made to him By ths knights of Labor.
Toe Presidents declined to open any
negotiations, saying tina, they had now
nearly Is many men % they needed,
and would be within the next day or
two working 81 their fall capacity
A telegram from South Amboy, New
Jersey. says the strikers have induced
the storekeepers there to boycott the
Pennsylvania Railroad Compa by
threatening to boy colt them II they sold
goods to that corporation. Supsrin
tsndent Barnard being unable to buy
supplies for the new men and the spe-
ciai officers guarding them, no. pur.
chases meats aud groceries nj Gam den
No oysters or clams are being shipped
from Keyport to New York, because Of
the strike, and tho owners Of oyster
beds ut Bed Bank, Ooeapio and FAN
J Haven are slso unable to fill their
orders. They say :the supply IN Nsw
1 York will not last week loLRer"
A committee appointed by the New
jersey Legislature to inquire into the
cause Of ths coal handlers strike tool
testimony ct El.x sbethport on Wednes
'day. Several strikers testified tha
"the strike was caused by tho Phila
dol phia and Reading Railroad Com pany
giving noEioe on January LIST of . re
22X cents per hour to 20 cents. Tn,
trimmers demanded an advance In tb'
price per ton. The work Of the trim
4mers was laborious and very injuriOu'
| to health"
VIM. A. Adams, shipper Of The Phil
adelphia and Reading Railroad Con
.pany, oorfoborAted the restimopy Of tbs
M On % 10 the reduction IN vs. yes. HI
said: Tho trimners were paid the
entire rates cullectsi from vessel own.
ers. In January they usually ship 80,
600 tons of coal. The company had
maie no Effort TO ship coal since The
strike began. The men had b. On order
j.. ly, and no epecIal Off GERS had be N up
pointed. The men had volunteered to
protsos the property of the com pany. p
Other ehippers ts.tifsd 10 similar facts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
wILss.Npr0N d NonrFsEHN RIM.
DEG ISTER'S ORDER.
Ii REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.


Upon the application Of George w; Ely
Esecu3T o, qsanna Ey, late o. Snris-
II IS ordered and directed by The Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice or
rantinY of letters Testamentsry upon the es-
tate of the deceased, with the date
OF granting thereof, by causing advertise.
ments to be posted Within forty days
rom the date OF such letters in six of
the most public places of the county
of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
tno same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
snch case made and provided and also canse
the SANE 10 be inserted within the same reriod
In tn. Daily REPUBLICAN, a newspaper pub
lished In wilmington, Del, an TO be contin-
ued therein three weeks (e. o, a.
{-~~) Given under the hino and Seal OF
IL. 8. fOffice of the ksri.Ler afcre5ald, At
g. Wilmington. In Eew Castle County
Aforesaid the day and year above written.
JOHN *. BRADFORD Register.
NOVICE AL persons having clai.as against
the estate of the deceased mus present the
same duly attested TO the xecntor on
or before Jan. Eth, 1873 or abide the Actof
Assembly IN such case made ~" provi ed.
GEURt,E W. ELY, Executor,
Or Il. G. FRAlM, Etq.. his Atty.
Address, Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

Faith is letting down our nets in the
untransparent deeps, not knowing
what we shall take.
He that hath scrupulous con.
science, Is like the horse that is not
well weighed; he siares at every bird
that flies out sfthe hedge.
II good people would but make good
ness agreeable, and smile instead of
frowning In their virtue, how many
would they gain TO the good cause!
The best recipe for going through
life in . commendsble way 10 to feel
that each one needs all the kindness he
can get from others in the world.
Pride Is seldom delicate or consider.
ate; II will please itself with very mean
advantages; and envy feels not It's own
happiness but when it may be CON-
pared with the misery Of others.
As fate is inexorable, and not TO be
moved with tears or reproaches, an
excess OF sorrow is Is foolish as pro-
fuse laughter; while. on the other
hand, not to mourn ut all is insensi-
bility.
Men and women, 10 lead worthy
lives, must have q Just respect fol-
themselves and o just respect for 9TH
ers. Whatever tends TO realize and ia
strengthen these promotes human wei
fare.
Those who quit their proper char
acter to assume what does not belong
TO them are for the greater part ig'
norant Of both the character they
leave and of the character they as
sumo.
f, When classes are exasperatsd against
each other, the peace of the world il
always kept by striking new note
Instantly the units part and form a
new order, and those who are opposed
are now side by side.
!, fiope Is tho last thing that dies ID
man, and, though 1t is exceedingly de
ceitful, yet It is Of this good use to US
that, while we are travelling through
this lie, ii conducts US In an easier an(
more pleasant way to our journey
!, end.
The world moves along not mcrel,
by the gigantic shoves of its hero
workers, but by the aggregate tin.
/ pushes of every honest worker what
, ever. All men may give SONY tin.
push or other, and feel they are dom
, something for mankind.
: Until the mind can love and admire
and trust and hope, and endure
reasoned principles of moral conduc
G are seeds cast upon the highway Of life
that the unconscious passenger tramp
: les into dust, although they would bea
Q the harvest of his happiness.
. Ay, that's the INDEPENDENTLY
Did you ever see a man who wa
punctual who did not prosper in th
long RUM We don't care who, {
! what he was-high or low, ignoral
or learned, savage or civilized-w
know that II he did as he agreed, an
= was punctual in all his engagement
: he prospercd.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
ehnsddphh, Wiishehs { hllis,s hlkssd
JAZZ. 30THI. leD7.

JAZZ. 30Tms 1oo7.
Tfaanswtl lseys Wilningtsa - hlIswR
e kn,I;assP e As ~ IA !. - go.
u @, . o., 3 %. : n %, - snh % p. m.
. 9. %, 20. 9 70, 10 % p. N.
~. IL %. IL 81 = n, II ., S2, " and 1.oo
1cocn az . !. : . 4 !, Is. 10 50.
new York, q o., 4 81. a, os1, ZOO. Q 70
10 OF, II 81 q. No.. sl2 rs, = ", 8 VI, s2x go.
~ 70. %. 10 30 p. m.
For West chester. via Lamokin. go and
8lSa. m, 2 80 and I 90 D. M.
rcr Newnrk tCest,e) and intermsdists
baltimore and intermediate ations, 10 0s
Q. m, 81 p. m. ana IL IL nigh.
Baltimore and Bay Line, d p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, / rs, 4 10, 9 o.,
10 %, IL 90 q. m, Il 90, sll7, 444, S 10, 70 90
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, o 90. 8 40 o. m, IL s.. 2 60 q TO-
8 Is p. m. and IL OF nisht.
Georgetown and Loves, 90 .. m, and 20
Sesford (Express) 8 p. m.
HaIrine ION. Dslmsr and way stations. 9 90
Express for Harrington, 10 % .. No., 20 D.
m. Way train rs p. m
Express for Dover, harrington and Del.
mar, 10 4S Q. m. and ~ OF night.
franklin Oity. $50 Q. m.
Express for Cspe Oharlss, Old Peint Oon.
fort and Norfolk, 10 48 Q. m, IND II ca night.
Leave PhiladelphiA, Broad street. for
~ 70 g. {: :1 Fl e. Y r. ss
40. sos, 6 II, OF, . 81. Il, 20 aud Ii % D. m.
I IS, q. IS. W "a N 4 and :, II D. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

Edwin n. White died At the home Of
his parents, 800 TAtnall sti cot, Tuesday
between the hours of IL and ~ Q. m.
in the 21sS year of his age.
Edwin was young man. In the dawr
OF youth he gave his heart to GOO; biz
faith in Jeans was strong and intelli
gent. Stricken down in the noontidt
Of life, and for two weeks great suf.
ferer he complained not nor murmured
Is he passed away. His was happy,
christian lifas always cheerful, always
hopeful. He wss universal favorite oil
large circle OF friends and scquAint.
auc 70 and loved by his employer, and
wielded . great Influence for good.
Nothing gave the poor boy moro pieas-
IRE than to be actively engaged In some
GOOD work. His work is finished and
MS lsbors are ended. Although the call
came rather upexpeot sdly his lamp was
srimmed and burning and he went up
n that world beyond.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
List of Public yalse.

February.
" IL, h. p. gibbons, cit-.
II, A. q. Thompson. harness city.
IL, J Frank Bfggs. Court House.
" IL, susan ". Pierce. Brandy Hid.
=" 10, J. ~. Lee, Nrsndywtpe Hid.
E" 10, Thos. M. Chandler, Osntreyllle.
10, George Hill, horses, Modis.
Is, Derr ckson b TrimDle Brand y HID.
II. M sry h. litter, Pcncade- HID.
IT, X. L. Robe rts, horsrs, Chester
", Jester b Mcdaniel, hcrses, city
" 10. Nero Baekus, city.
Is 10, II. Swayne, Ex. city.
q: Douglass Morrison, White CLAY
Greek Hundred.
~, Jas. II. CLARK, near Delaware City
~, Derrlckson b Galloway, Brandy
" ~ Miller and Jos. For wood Brandy
20, Thos. CLARK, New Castlo BID
%. Wash ington Kinx. Pencader I'd
"A. Nathaniel Thompson, Pencade or u d
rs. samuel Broadbent W. y. U. HID
March l, John II. Emory, N. y Hid.
+" /, w. s. TaIley, M illor and Jos
forwood, Chris lana HID.
" 2, Jas. 7. Megiliisan. brandy Hid
3. W. X. Il e. b. Hollingsworth
3, W. X. Powell. Penoader Hundred
'EsrI,n & Ranks. N. q. HI.
4" 9, Wei iin& MeElwes, W. CO. Hid
5, =. II. huIett. nin creek HID.
" o, W. W. Calhoun, Red Lion Id.
o, carr q Megginson, Brandy HID.
10. W. 4. Thompson, N. u. I'D.
o." e Latimer & Hall. Ohristiana Hid
I" IL, No. l222 Market street.
IL, Peoples & sheldon. Christi. Hid.
IL, !. VI. willard T0s w. 7th ct.
" II, VIM. Badenkoft, lilac xbird Del
IA, Ii. W. Mousley. Brandy HID.
u, q. t. Brooks, W u. u. HID.
rs W. \. VaOe w. o. y. I'd.
" Is, Samuel Handy, Brandy Hid.
I" 10, J. W. Guest. near Clay mont
l7,Charles Il. Quest, Brandy I'D.
' 10. A. Valentine, Brandywine Hd
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
Bus AAA AknIc as,

For philadelphia texpress). 2 90, 2 90, 4 %,
Z 10, IL bl a. m, 8 90, ~ and % y. m.
Accom- modation, $50 Q. m, Il 10, as
8 30, 7 ~, Q 30 p. IN.
For Chester tszprsss), 7 20, IL o. .. n, va
and 7 90 y. m.
Accommodation, 8 30 .. m, Il 10. / rs, 8 30,
FOR New YorI texpress), 200. ga 80,
20, II 81 .. m, 90, 81. *6 2s, % and %
p. N.
For West Chester, via Lamokir. . 90 .. n.
and s 30 D. m.
For Oape Charles. Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk IL OF night.
For New CASTLE. MiddIstown, Claytsn.
Dover, Harrington. Seal ford Laurel and
Lehman, IL " night.
Baltimore sao ~ ashihston, / Is, 4 q, Q q.
10 o8 am. II 20, $3.50, and Is o, n. balu-
more, b 25, II IL night.
Leave fhiisdelpLia, Broad street, for VIII
mingtoD (oxpross), II 70. 70, 70, 10, IL Is
| .. u. 81, II 70, and II y p. n.
Accommodation, sa6, 10 - .. m, n Ss,s 10,
80 and IL AZ p. IN.
For further Information passengers are n.
ferred to the ticket office ct the station,
Trsins marked thus (s)are limited express,
upon which sxtrs fare IL charged.
General Passenger Agent,
OnAnI % T. PUaH General MsAaxer.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

Q .E dIFf'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Levart facias, 10 me dtre,Io ,
viii be exposed to public sale, at the Jefes-
SO House, kept by A. H. PadberR, IL che
OF OF rev Castle, New Castle Hundred, In
N W Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
THE 6TuDlY OF FEBRUARY, ls7,
At o'clock, p. M,
Tho following described real estate, viz
ALI that cerssiu brick messu lge and lot or
pieoe of land marked in plan of the partition
OF the real estate OF q certain william 4 uli,
dece ascd or number TWO situate on the
southeast sid eiFront street In sa. d town (n0w
city) Of New Castle county and State OF
Delaware containing In front or breadth on
ga ID street ~ feet 3 incne3 md IN lcpRtn or
depth 600 feet to the river Delaware, bouna
cd on the sou tn est by house and lot on
the Same plan marked nu mber one lately OF
Elijah Start but at the date tf this fndsniuge
Of John d. Oann ons on the southeast b. the
said river on the nOrthess. by brick house
and ret Of ground lately pelosgi3g to
James Gardner, tut at the date hssssf own
ed and occupied by Ferdinand LeeRior and
on the northwest by Front street aforesaid.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Charles s. spencer, and CLARA Spen.
Ger, his wife, and I. t.. aud TO be sold by
aILfS LAMB SON, sheriff.
Sheriff. otiios, Wilmington, January Il,
1887. IIi.eod
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

"a Parent" writes A. follows: Will
some Of the school comm ittee please in
form me, Why the scholars that have
been exempt from examination. at No.
8 school, are Obliged to attend school
all this week, instead OF having vacs-
ZION. for the preeent week. When the
pupils ut other schools are not com
PEELED to attend during examination, 1t
seems to me this Is very unfair, ard 10
q poor reward. for good department.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
IN nunouA.
WORDS wKiTTBn ~ yeKH " LuKn oD rBB
pnAra o. pDwIu =. wnIrn.


We shall mtss thee, aesrott Edwin.
We shall sss Thy eaes 20 msro,
TIL " met IL Zlonb City,
over On the golden shore.
Thou vert good and kind, dear Edwin.
A. BOY could ever b.;
Ard tbs friends. obi no they mist thee,
A. they satt tnrOugh iiis's dark ~.
Thy father asd thy sitter. dear Edwin,
Their hear are almost torn.
To tnjnk how soon thou hast been callod
And tnsy arc left 10 mourn.
Farewell. dear Ed win, bitter tears
Drop on Thy narrow toni;
Keep on. dear boy, thfouxh passing yelrs
Toy saviour viii cisp u tho gloo a
This earth Is but 5 hollow tube
To Itch the tears Of ofrow,
Fo' ,hos, We love will pass away,
Wo'll meet theH on the a orrJw.
We lay than in tho silent tomb,
bat son will coma glorious dssn,
When Jesus somes 10 call the dead
Ana comfort tn ,ss that sadly MOURN
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

minute Jim was handcufied and drag
ged out. He wilted ~ soon e the
Irons were on him, and no trouble was
experienced IN getting him To Read
ing. He was silent and sulky with
Madden. but to me he ssid:
Say, old man, you've got partner
To be proud Of. Hes got more nerve
than any other man that lives"
Excepting yo,i," / replied; and he
stroked his whiskers, and seem pleased
with the compliment.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

HAVE yoa 90 yqaF hll suits ysts
q you have not you viii never est
then cAeaper noe 1ede bssese than st
Jano HaRding's. Ne. a1s Yrsnch atrsst,
beesno nateef how good o. how pretty
. euit Jon ~ Il will not look we'll upon
you unless u Ats nise. Now, II you
want . good AZ 70 y Hasding'a His
stock u the best asd he b mp 10 thu
fashions. Go 10 Harding and aAv0
monsy.
that verybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant gives 2140 ns. Of the best,
we'll CLEANED coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindlinR wood
In large loads. Llue for whitoWash-
iuQ Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gem
tral Office, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue siga. Open In the
evening.
something Very Pleasing
To see aud boar, ~ we'll as TO the taste.
That you will always fnd the largest
and finest assortment Of millinery In
tho State. All the newest sty les and
novelties In the line. Qualities unsur.
passed; prices the lowest, ct Mrs.. 4. o.
Kirby's. &O Kina strest.
sEoiipss." "Esiipss."
The Eclipse $3.50 ladies' shoes manu-.
featured by Gallaher, Kitselman & Fox
are uneQualed By any on the market at
same price. Sold By all first class 70.
tailer&
Why do you walk down town for your
meat when you can get the beat Of fresh
beef, country pork, sausage and scrap
/ pie Ut the lowest prices OF D. Z. Dallas,
No. $50 Madison street.
Painting.
TlRhman DAnner, hncse and sign
! painter, No. 90 Market street. job.
bling properly attended 70 and estimates
furnishod.
Dealers. LeSh Oua
Gilmore, 105 East Second street, hal
reduced prioss on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you bArRAins for the caah.
Try DR.. Ohipman's Tonic Mixture II
you are run down, have NO appetite and
are troubled with dyspepsia. Drug
gists.
DIR. Chipman's Pills prevent and cur,
Headache, Biliousness, Malaria, Dys
pepsia, Constipation. One trial vii
convince you Of their merit. Druggists
IL Ane cabinet photographs and on.
large frame size free for $500 at Hol
lands photograph gallery, 307 Market
Fresh Roll Butter st % and &c.,, nj
lD0ugh.y's stalls, Nos. 81 ,52,63.t4 81 II
market.
Fresh Creamery Print Butter ct 35c
lot Doughty's stalls, Nor. 81. 81. 80, o 43f
street market.
Another car load OF York sta'e Tul
Butter, at Doughty's stalls, 81, so, 50, B.
l3d street market.
Q, 10 OF 10 gem pioturs for 10 cents
ct Hollands gallery. ST Market SURGE,
Bush's. Prs4oh stress wharf, ia VI
plsce 10 buv vnur 0ssAl.
Hsnd made cream chocolate, Is Cen
"a pound, at Berzufon's.
l Ask your grocer for D. g. Truitt
Pepper sauce.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
nor SALE, AT A BAR

DOR SALE, AT A BAR
L gain. from now until
MARCH 2sth, the three
story brick dwelling, 1903
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPuB-
LOAN Office. jy24-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
nUBLlC SALE THE SUBSCRIBER
il having sold his farm, will sell at pub.
lie sale at his restdsrcs, In Chris.iLna nd.
at Jsntrey lie, Del, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1857,

~ n1Sluk bOiu hr VIII Gull ~ puD-
lie sale at his restdsrcs, In Cnris.i4na nd. :,
at Jentrey lie, DEL, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Is, 1887.
A. O'Clock p. M,
Three head Of good work horses
No. l. Harry. years old. fine a.
driver and worker, fearless Of tho AE
cars.
No. 2. Prince. black horse, years old,
sound and gentle, AMI sale for lady to
MO 8. Poll. bay mare. years old, g 'od to
No 4. Colt, year old.
9head OF good dairy COWS, some r5ESSpj
with calves Dy their sides, others NY
sprlnging; 7 .shoats, l brood SOW W-N-
with pig.
Farming implements. Two-horse wagon,
good hay bed for the same; Osborne NOW
ing N schile, in good order, horse rake, l
market dearborn, new iasr spring; l road
cart. In good order; IL t)baoco trussels, a bout
1000 tobacco lsthes, q lot OF three BY tours,
for honging toosocI, a lot of AXIS nemiO:k 70
feet lOny, good as new; abJu ZOO pieces ZA5,
ieet long. elevator aud nay fork, with rope
and bl. ca; ladder rs feet ioog, short lad
dsr, 10 new posts, 200 rails, hay and STRAW
bs The ton. corn and oats by the bus5el, po-
tatoes by tho Du hel, acres OF wheat In IN
ground, 30 pair Of chickens, o turkeys,
large. water ,ank, scald,ng box, both In
good order.
Dairy fixtures: cabinet creamery, patent
butter PRINT, milk buckets and cream ms
large barrel churn.
Household Furniture: l wardrobe, large
chest, 1 bookcase, / tioeo Oerd, bureaus, b sd
steads, tables. chairs, coos stoye, Bsltt
more hosters, and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
TERMS CT SALE: All sums under s,o,cash
so ard over c-edit off aey,.
9hOR4E FRAlM
j. q. Robinson, Aust. f32tw 3td-eod
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

wy DtsIRE TO HAVE
as and customers know tbs!
INV located. psrmsnenuy 81 a.
,n'sy ttreet, In tho oawthIo,
,p ps,s vs. are rising fross on,
as no sslbIe. We expect sooL
(. ~ 10 iii orders for priutine
tainr peter, gu ECKER and onosp !,
X as BnoS., sis Shipisy /"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

An Intelligent person when hurt will
ri ouoe procure bottle of Salvation
Oil. 1t 10 the best thing to cure sws |.
Tugs, buHls or wounds Ali druggists
sell IL ct I twenty Ave cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
Skinny Mon.

Wells Health Renew,r restores
health aud vigor, cures Dyi pep is, Inn.
poteuce, Nervous Debility. For Weak
Men. Delicsts Women. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Csstorta,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastQria,
When she had Children, she gave them Cas-
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

Nearly II the above plsses ars adopted
for trucking, small mutt, gardenisg, poultry
raising. and have the advantage Of being
right Ct market.
The land 10 high and handsomely situsted;
bstpg 20 near The city, such IN oppcrtunity
70 secure IN attractive and prontsble hone
1t 20 low ngure 10 seldom onsred. NO
at double the price.
For some Of the pisces, part CITY property
would be taken in exchsnge. Also housee
for sals In all part, Of the Guy.
For full particulars, call ~ once Of
PHILIP X. CLAkK o..
COOK Market street.
iau 20>ood-tf Wilmington. Lei.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

Aupron's or A.,l
= sIrrH rrsr r,(ind nooF) I

Auprros's or N 4
slIrs rrsr T,(ind noorl
rseTos, Jan lArJ 10. lss7. }
= Of all p lsens sgainst vhSss
noe T. rep, etfuliy called 70
Guy Hsrtsr, ordinance bcos :
an vi: All the amount o.
!, "A within % days Mtsf
rs; thereof, Il hhsll % the
snr n ssid city 70 issgs :
fsy"' ~ the seid city sudfto!l
e,sd !, y, 70 lew the sane with ~
nun ,nan ~ ths grounds OF buildings
uPon,lpr upon such sttees, -
no .a,d Grounds OF buildings,
len ss .hall be sold By the said
lhs, n,'hi,e auction, upon ten ~
~ iwo newspapers puolisnoo IN
,,.,,, law before proceed
,.Sss has pissed in many 70,
~ naapc,al wants Of the CIV
me , nu nocessary that all out
= ns promptly collected: -,
- w ,emxining unpaid afsr 9
on.' tom date Of this notice, II
u usis viii DO s . 4 e nail.
Uity Auditor
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

February I. 1887.
N ias "a nave this day formed .
roSsr tne firn same Of urege
H. sn tSs ' purpose OF Dealing ~. N
Gal ETC., with ONCE o. eo'
Z. ii. aNEOa,
+ VIZ. vOSHEi.L. .
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

I'M UrUAL LOAN As SUCIA.
New steoz for sA!e; n:tt pay,
February 10.
GEORGE o. MARlS, 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03

DTlCH-l HAVE TAX IN TIE
'at AIS Mad ison street, aod will
|urn sh the public with u ythilg
Al bottom pricss
JOHN X. khkRA.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-03
DR., THEEL fss

- NGl IL IL IN - lar graduate regiA
tered Ply scan Surgeon Of both Schools Phdas lead.
Ing Specialist las Certificates Diplomas prove for al
private diseases. Important cases. recent or old In.
Guiding Blood po.oa. Diseases of the skin idneys&
other organs, Obstinate llsers Threat affections.
Nervous Debility, youthful i.prndence, meian.
chOly, structure abuse Of socaed purely vegetable
medicine premature decline, successfully treated and
rapidly cured after all Others fail. Relief at once.
Every should read Dr. Thees book Truh,et relia-
BILE medical treatise aud exposure Of enormous svI adj
vertsed in books pamphlets. circulars, distributed BY
where diseases described terrible a.d hope
less. These writings condemned by the CHI Il sU
thores In medical science aud fun Of bareaced lies
only running those nnfortunstes who read them. BY
exaggerang the condition Of the poor sufferers they dc
prve them Of all hope and make them the victims Of dan
gerous melanchelia, Bew rare OF the " free prescrip
tons, "rexerends' vendors Of patent medicines and
huchke individuals Who with their remedy pretend
70 cure all imaginable Diseases while science teacher
that the remedy must change with thu various OF tn,
disease. Hours to 8, os. Wednesday and saturday
evenings 9 to 10. Sunday s6tol. Write or call
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me only genuine Europeans specialist In the CITY Of
philadelphia He made his studeJ nor years under the
world renow ned Professors Jnhr Il Muller, his
dentas. attesed by the German Court and
by the American Legation. prove Read Truth " d
Judge for yourself and save yourself from falling into
he banda Il prets udGra and years OF unhappineae